A unique and startling film, decidedly its own "thing," albeit steeped in the horror tradition.

You’ll Never Find Me is one more indication that some of the most creative work on screens large and small is being done in genre film, and that there is wisdom in prioritizing soundscape over landscape or visual effects.

Through the use of sound and shadowy cinematography, a great sense of unease cloaks this taut bone-chiller, a chamber piece played to perfection by its two leads.

An ending that will leave audiences in awe. There’s a lot to like about this debut feature from Indianna Bell and Josiah Allen, grounded in a simple story we’ve seen a hundred times over executed in a new, innovative way.